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Look at my post from Dec 3 in this thread, I think its the 3rd one. I switched out my tires for the Continentals within a week of getting my Supra. I live in Illinois and we have to deal with cold and snow in the winter. I avoid driving after a snow because of the salt on the roads.

Considering how little I use the cruise, I prefer the media like it is on the right, I change sirius station way more often than adjusting the cruise. I don't think the windows buttons would have moved, BMW does not change the interiors that quickly.

I think if the corvette was more expensive you would see more people in favor of the Supra. What other mid engine car can you get for that price with all that horse power. Of I wouldn't want the first year except as a collectors car. I would want till it's third year to give GM sometime to...

Guys quit the p-ssing match over the 2 cars. Now you are insulting BMW owners while you are at it. I've had 3 version of the BMW with this engine. Never had a problem with them, especially oil leaks. I've had my supra over a year, and have not had any problems with it. Not everyone likes...

I just had my first service done at the dealer in St Charles. Every thing went well with the service. It was done in less than three hours. They have two techs that are trained on the Supra. They had already done service for a few others. If you go don't plan on it being done in 45...

Rumor has it that Mazda is working on an inline six. Rotary is actually a good engine for hybrids.

The Z is very bland on the outside. Much more style to the Supra. I used to a own a current generation Maxima, and I'm not impressed with Nissan. Dash does look cool in the Z though. It will be interesting to see what Mazda does, if they do a new RX.

How come it took three days? Did they have to wait for a specific tech to service it?

Who has had their first service at Toyota and how did Toyota do?

First thing I did after the car tried to steer me away from getting into a turn lane, was turn the steering feature off.

Looks nice, what did you use to make the overlay?

I don't think they will sell it like that, it may take a long time to get the parts, so they will sit on that one till new tail lights come in. Or maybe they want to use it as a demo.

Test drive a Miata and then test drive the Supra, you will realize its not as small as it looks. I have one and it's almost as long as my 4 series, I don't feel its too small.

If you can look for a manufacture certified repair place. The insurance may not send you to a place that isn't factory certified. I had a Maxima that got rear ended, was going to get it fixed at dealer. The place I went to to get the quote for insurance happened to be factory certified for...

Did it originally do this? It is a setting, but it shouldn't go a way on it's own. Are your settings different for each key?

Its bad when the front end looks better with the license plate on it. I have a current 4 series and wont be replacing it with this one when it is time. Most likely with go down to 2 series as long as it doesn't have this grill.

Contact Toyota ask them what the difference is, the parts guy at the dealer ship probably doesn't know. If you are not concerned about the price, why do you need to know? That is the oil they recommend for the car.

Yes that's BS go to a different dealer.

Sounds like Toyota is jacking up the price for the oil, so if you are doing the oil change yourself buy the oil from BMW. It's even cheaper here...

Here's a link that is about BMW's oil vs off the self. So I think the regular Toyota 0w20 is different than GR Supra version. https://www.bimmerworld.com/BMW-Engine-Oil/